Answer:
"The economy" is a phrase coined by James Carville in 1992. It is often quoted from a televised quip by Carville as "It's the economy."
Explanation:
Answer:
D. Slave Trade
Explanation:
The Portuguese were the first Europeans to engage in Slave Trade, during the last decade of the Fifteenth century.
They used the stops they founded or used in West Africa to ship slaves from West Africa to their newly founded colony of Brazil.
They carried out this practice specially from the coasts of what is now Angola. Hundreds of thousands of Africans from Angola were shipped to Brazil during the following three centuries.
Answer:
O any invading military force
Explanation:
They were required to wear Chinese clothing. Qianlong. The government operated huge
textile factories, but some private firms were even larger. Hangzhou had a
textile firm that gave work to four thousand weavers, twenty thousand spinners,
and ten thousand dyers and finishers. The porcelain kilns at Jingdezhen
employed the division of labor on a large scale and were able to supply
porcelain to much of the world. The growth of the economy benefited the Qing
state, and the treasury became so full that the Qianlong emperor was able to
cancel taxes on several occasions. When he abdicated in 1796, his treasury had
400 million silver dollars in it.
